Performance Score (includes 4 scores) (Print)įull Score/Performance Score (6 scores required for performance) (Digital)įull Score (3 scores needed for performance) (Print)įull Score (4 needed for performance) (Print) This price covers the minimum cost of digital copies for performance.įull Score (3 scores needed for performance) (Digital) Includes 8 copies of the soprano/alto part and 8 copies of the tenor/bass part.įull Score/Performance Score (4 required for performance) (Digital)įull Score/Performance Score (4 required for performance) (Print)įull Score/Performance Score (includes 3 copies) (Print)įull Score/Performance Score (includes 3 copies) (Digital)įull Score/Performance Score (2 required for performance) (Print)įull Score/Performance Score (2 required for performance) (Digital)Ĭhoral Scores (Digital - Bulk Purchase for Performance) (Digital) Performance materials are available for order: Staged performances of this work require licensing. non singing / non speaking roles - (nine) children ranging in age from two to twelve yearsĢ(2.pic).2.ca.2.bcl.2-4.2.2.btbn.0-timp(2 players preferred)(or synth with harmonica sample)-str(10.8.6.6.3 minimum)-on-stage violin (in costume).bass - women's chorus - Sarah Mosher, Uncle Abner Watkins, Mr Summers, Mrs Maguire, Townspeople.Picker’s vivid score, this two-hour opera is continuously gripping, without a wasted note.' With its poetic, streamlined libretto and Mr. Heidi Waleson writing in The Wall Street Journal called it 'a measure by which I assess the theatrical impact of other new operas. She becomes irrevocably ostracized by society. Twenty years later, Emmeline marries a young man only to discover too late that he is in fact her son. Seduced by the factory supervisor, she gives birth to a child, who is then swiftly given away. The opera begins in 1841, when 13-year-old Emmeline is sent to work in a Massachusetts mill to earn money.

JSanta Fe, NM The Santa Fe Operaīased on the novel by Judith Rossner, 'Emmeline' is an American retelling of the Oedipus myth from the mother’s viewpoint. Commissioned by the Santa Fe Opera through the generosity of a friend

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